They call Bill Clinton a rapist with less...

[Oneuli]

That wasn't what you posted,, in it's entirety, and is just you cherry picking the parts you apparently feel that you can make a point about.

Here's what you posted:



And I responded to your first question, with:


Why are you misrepresenting this, unless you realized that you had failed??

You appear to have missed the question entirely, so I'll reiterate:

Have you experienced something like what you're saying happened to Ford -- situations where someone did something horrible to you, but then you forgot who it was and later became wrongly convinced, with 100% certainty, that it was someone else who did it?

Why are you having trouble answering?

 

[USFREEDOM911]

You appear to have missed the question entirely, so I'll reiterate:

Have you experienced something like what you're saying happened to Ford -- situations where someone did something horrible to you, but then you forgot who it was and later became wrongly convinced, with 100% certainty, that it was someone else who did it?

Why are you having trouble answering?

That wasn't what you posted,, in it's entirety, and is just you cherry picking the parts you apparently feel that you can make a point about.

Here's what you posted:

How would you account for that false memory? I mean, if you admit she was sexually assaulted, what could account for her forgetting the identity of the person who did it, and then substituting the identity of a completely different person, with 100% certainty as to that identity?

Speaking for myself, that's simply not how my memory works. When I think back to traumatic memories I experienced which involved people known to me, I'm quite clear on who they were. Have you experienced something like what you're saying happened to Ford -- situations where someone did something horrible to you, but then you forgot who it was and later became wrongly convinced, with 100% certainty, that it was someone else who did it?

And I responded to your first question, with:

She's already said how she's forgotten so much about the incident.
When?
Where?
How she got there?
How she got home?
etc.?

As to your confusion regarding false memories, may I suggest you investigate this yourself:

False Memories

Malpractice cases

During the late 1990s, there were multiple lawsuits in the United States in which psychiatrists and psychologists were successfully sued, or settled out of court, on the charge of propagating iatrogenic memories of childhood sexual abuse, incest, and satanic ritual abuse.

Some of these suits were brought by individuals who later declare that their recovered memories of incest or satanic ritual abuse had been false. The False Memory Syndrome Foundation uses the term retractors to describe these individuals, and have shared their stories publicly.[34] There is debate regarding the total number of retractions as compared to the total number of allegations, and the reasons for retractions.

If you need more info, I'll be glad to help; just ask.

Why are you misrepresenting this, unless you realized that you had failed??

 

[Oneuli]

That wasn't what you posted,, in it's entirety, and is just you cherry picking the parts you apparently feel that you can make a point about.

Here's what you posted:



And I responded to your first question, with:


Why are you misrepresenting this, unless you realized that you had failed??

You appear to have missed the question entirely, so I'll reiterate:

Have you experienced something like what you're saying happened to Ford -- situations where someone did something horrible to you, but then you forgot who it was and later became wrongly convinced, with 100% certainty, that it was someone else who did it?

Why are you having trouble answering?

 

[evince]

and Clinton swore under oath that he didn't have sexual relations with Monica. Yet you still believe him. Shocking.

Again moron... she signed an affidavit stating he didn't, thinking she would avoid getting dragged into the media spotlight. When the Feds got involved a year later she was advised not to lie to them. You seem to think women should be forced into the spotlight. Why do you hate women Garud?

CONSENTUAL

 

[USFREEDOM911]

You appear to have missed the question entirely, so I'll reiterate:

Have you experienced something like what you're saying happened to Ford -- situations where someone did something horrible to you, but then you forgot who it was and later became wrongly convinced, with 100% certainty, that it was someone else who did it?

Why are you having trouble answering?

That wasn't what you posted,, in it's entirety, and is just you cherry picking the parts you apparently feel that you can make a point about.

Here's what you posted:

How would you account for that false memory? I mean, if you admit she was sexually assaulted, what could account for her forgetting the identity of the person who did it, and then substituting the identity of a completely different person, with 100% certainty as to that identity?

Speaking for myself, that's simply not how my memory works. When I think back to traumatic memories I experienced which involved people known to me, I'm quite clear on who they were. Have you experienced something like what you're saying happened to Ford -- situations where someone did something horrible to you, but then you forgot who it was and later became wrongly convinced, with 100% certainty, that it was someone else who did it?

And I responded to your first question, with:

She's already said how she's forgotten so much about the incident.
When?
Where?
How she got there?
How she got home?
etc.?

As to your confusion regarding false memories, may I suggest you investigate this yourself:

False Memories

Malpractice cases

During the late 1990s, there were multiple lawsuits in the United States in which psychiatrists and psychologists were successfully sued, or settled out of court, on the charge of propagating iatrogenic memories of childhood sexual abuse, incest, and satanic ritual abuse.

Some of these suits were brought by individuals who later declare that their recovered memories of incest or satanic ritual abuse had been false. The False Memory Syndrome Foundation uses the term retractors to describe these individuals, and have shared their stories publicly.[34] There is debate regarding the total number of retractions as compared to the total number of allegations, and the reasons for retractions.

If you need more info, I'll be glad to help; just ask.

Why are you misrepresenting this, unless you realized that you had failed??

 

[Oneuli]

That wasn't what you posted,, in it's entirety, and is just you cherry picking the parts you apparently feel that you can make a point about.

Here's what you posted:



And I responded to your first question, with:


Why are you misrepresenting this, unless you realized that you had failed??

I never claimed that was the entirety of what I posted, so your "rebuttal" is a bizarre non-sequitur. I claimed you dodged a particular question. As you know, you did so, and continue to do so over and over again. You appear to be so afraid of answering that you try to distract by claiming I mis-characterized my post, when you know I did no such thing. So, how about answering the question:

Have you experienced something like what you're saying happened to Ford -- situations where someone did something horrible to you, but then you forgot who it was and later became wrongly convinced, with 100% certainty, that it was someone else who did it?

 

[tinfoil]

TRumpers call Bill Clinton a rapist with less evidence than we have on Kavanaugh.

You're fucking wrong, loser. There were actual complaints against Clinton. you dishonest piece of shit.

 

[USFREEDOM911]

I never claimed that was the entirety of what I posted, so your "rebuttal" is a bizarre non-sequitur. I claimed you dodged a particular question. As you know, you did so, and continue to do so over and over again. You appear to be so afraid of answering that you try to distract by claiming I mis-characterized my post, when you know I did no such thing. So, how about answering the question:

Have you experienced something like what you're saying happened to Ford -- situations where someone did something horrible to you, but then you forgot who it was and later became wrongly convinced, with 100% certainty, that it was someone else who did it?

And yet; you seemed to be focused on the part you want answered, while refusing to address the question that was answered!!


That wasn't what you posted,, in it's entirety, and is just you cherry picking the parts you apparently feel that you can make a point about.

Here's what you posted:

How would you account for that false memory? I mean, if you admit she was sexually assaulted, what could account for her forgetting the identity of the person who did it, and then substituting the identity of a completely different person, with 100% certainty as to that identity?

Speaking for myself, that's simply not how my memory works. When I think back to traumatic memories I experienced which involved people known to me, I'm quite clear on who they were. Have you experienced something like what you're saying happened to Ford -- situations where someone did something horrible to you, but then you forgot who it was and later became wrongly convinced, with 100% certainty, that it was someone else who did it?

And I responded to your first question, with:

She's already said how she's forgotten so much about the incident.
When?
Where?
How she got there?
How she got home?
etc.?

As to your confusion regarding false memories, may I suggest you investigate this yourself:

False Memories

Malpractice cases

During the late 1990s, there were multiple lawsuits in the United States in which psychiatrists and psychologists were successfully sued, or settled out of court, on the charge of propagating iatrogenic memories of childhood sexual abuse, incest, and satanic ritual abuse.

Some of these suits were brought by individuals who later declare that their recovered memories of incest or satanic ritual abuse had been false. The False Memory Syndrome Foundation uses the term retractors to describe these individuals, and have shared their stories publicly.[34] There is debate regarding the total number of retractions as compared to the total number of allegations, and the reasons for retractions.

If you need more info, I'll be glad to help; just ask.

Why are you misrepresenting this, unless you realized that you had failed and why are you scared of my reply??

 

[Oneuli]

And yet; you seemed to be focused on the part you want answered, while refusing to address the question that was answered!!

You answered that part, so obviously there's no sense in me continuing to ask the question. It's the question you dodged that requires reiteration to get it answered.

So, again:

Have you experienced something like what you're saying happened to Ford -- situations where someone did something horrible to you, but then you forgot who it was and later became wrongly convinced, with 100% certainty, that it was someone else who did it?

 

[Tkaffen]

Are you for real??
Were you high when you made that stupid comment.
There was a lot of evidence against Clinton.
More women came forward and those women where more realistic in their claims.

 

[USFREEDOM911]

You answered that part, so obviously there's no sense in me continuing to ask the question. It's the question you dodged that requires reiteration to get it answered.

So, again:

Have you experienced something like what you're saying happened to Ford -- situations where someone did something horrible to you, but then you forgot who it was and later became wrongly convinced, with 100% certainty, that it was someone else who did it?

And yet; you seemed to be focused on the part you want answered, while refusing to address the question that was answered!!


That wasn't what you posted,, in it's entirety, and is just you cherry picking the parts you apparently feel that you can make a point about.

Here's what you posted:

How would you account for that false memory? I mean, if you admit she was sexually assaulted, what could account for her forgetting the identity of the person who did it, and then substituting the identity of a completely different person, with 100% certainty as to that identity?

Speaking for myself, that's simply not how my memory works. When I think back to traumatic memories I experienced which involved people known to me, I'm quite clear on who they were. Have you experienced something like what you're saying happened to Ford -- situations where someone did something horrible to you, but then you forgot who it was and later became wrongly convinced, with 100% certainty, that it was someone else who did it?

And I responded to your first question, with:

She's already said how she's forgotten so much about the incident.
When?
Where?
How she got there?
How she got home?
etc.?

As to your confusion regarding false memories, may I suggest you investigate this yourself:

False Memories

Malpractice cases

During the late 1990s, there were multiple lawsuits in the United States in which psychiatrists and psychologists were successfully sued, or settled out of court, on the charge of propagating iatrogenic memories of childhood sexual abuse, incest, and satanic ritual abuse.

Some of these suits were brought by individuals who later declare that their recovered memories of incest or satanic ritual abuse had been false. The False Memory Syndrome Foundation uses the term retractors to describe these individuals, and have shared their stories publicly.[34] There is debate regarding the total number of retractions as compared to the total number of allegations, and the reasons for retractions.

If you need more info, I'll be glad to help; just ask.

Why are you misrepresenting this, unless you realized that you had failed and why are you scared of my reply??